Summary
- Fortnite fans are disappointed with the latest Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration, criticizing Toji Fushiguro’s design as lazy and overpriced.
- Epic Games previously featured crossovers with anime properties like Dragon Ball Super and My Hero Academia.
- With Chapter 6 Season 2 approaching, fans are curious about upcoming cosmetics, including teased variants of Midas and Peely.
Fans of Fortnite have taken to social media to express their disappointment with the recent collaboration between the battle royale and the popular anime Jujutsu Kaisen. This isn’t the first time Epic Games has featured a crossover with the show, as four major characters from the franchise have already made their way to the island. Fortnite has a long history of collaborating with anime properties like Dragon Ball Super, My Hero Academia, Kaiju No. 8, and others.
The popular battle royale is currently nearing the end of Chapter 6 Season 1, which has featured a lot of Japanese themes, especially in its crossovers. Since the season’s debut, Epic Games has released skins of Ninja Batman, Samurai Darth Vader, and Godzilla in Fortnite. With Chapter 6 Season 2 releasing on February 21, many fans are wondering what cosmetics they’ll see next. So far, the developers have teased new variants of Midas and Peely, which will likely be included in the upcoming battle pass. Leakers have also claimed that there may be a crossover between Like a Dragon and Fortnite in the near future.
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As part of a collaboration between Fortnite and Jujutsu Kaisen, Epic Games released a cosmetic bundle containing skins of the characters Toji Fushiguro, Ryomen Sukuna, and Mahito. In a recent post on Reddit, one player called the design of Toji “genuinely so lazy,” as the outfit only shows the antagonist in a white sweatshirt and black pants. Priced at 1,500 V-Bucks, the skin for Toji Fushiguro lacks any additional edit styles, despite the fact that the character has a variety of looks in the anime. Other gamers also commented on the cosmetic, criticizing it for being overpriced and unimaginative.
Fortnite Fans Don’t Care for Toji Fushiguro’s Design
This negative reception is starkly different from the reaction many fans had during the first wave of Jujutsu Kaisen‘s cosmetics in Fortnite. At the time, a large portion of the community was excited to see four of the anime’s heroes make their debut. In fact, many gamers were asking for even more characters, which led to a lot of anticipation around the second wave of cosmetics.
This isn’t the first time the community has expressed its displeasure with a crossover, as some fans also took issue with the Peter B. Parker skin that was released as part of a collaboration between Fortnite and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Players criticized the fact that the hero was wearing a bathrobe over his suit, even though this was a signature look in the film. Despite the controversy around that one particular cosmetic, many fans were still excited to see characters like Spider-Man Noir and Spider-Punk come to the game. With a new season just around the corner and a wealth of content on the way, many fans are excited to see what Epic Games will do with Fortnite next.
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July 25, 2017
- ESRB
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T for Teen – Violence